Is it permissible for the state or individuals to provide pork and alcohol to non-Muslims residing in Islamic countries on the pretext that their religion does not prohibit it?

It is not permissible for an Islamic state or its individuals to provide forbidden things such as alcohol and pork, even if some of their non-Muslim subjects consider them permissible. A Muslim is not allowed to sell or produce any of these forbidden things, due to the saying of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him: "May Allah curse the Jews; fat was made unlawful for them, but they sold it and consumed its price. Indeed, when Allah Almighty makes the consumption of something unlawful, He also makes its price unlawful." It is obligatory to purify Muslim lands from all impurity, but it is not permissible to interfere with non-Muslims in their use of these things that they consider permissible, or in their beliefs and worship.